TMC
11-07-2016, 02:27 AM
https://www.yahoo.com/style/m/bdb59212-9710-3ce0-8970-745488c760c7/ss_this-bizarre-(but-totally.html
It was bound to happen sooner or later: There is now a fan theory (https://www.yahoo.com/news/gilmore-girls-fan-theory-connects-234033523.html) connecting (https://www.yahoo.com/style/m/f3750bc2-05fb-3872-a857-de60ac15035e/is-this-the-secret-connection.html) Gilmore Girls and Friends. That's the most millennial thing you've ever heard, right? (All that's missing is some pumpkin spice.) But before you roll your eyes, just quickly skim this theory, which Reddit user NotAnAverageTaunTaun put into the universe. It actually has some merit. Here's what NotAnAverageTaunTaun thinks: Paris Geller's arc during the later seasons of Gilmore Girls is actually Rachel Green's redemption story. Not sure what that means? The user breaks it down quite nicely. During the series finale of Friends in 2004, Rachel turns down her dream job in Paris to live ~happily ever after~ with the problematic,
It was bound to happen sooner or later: There is now a fan theory (https://www.yahoo.com/news/gilmore-girls-fan-theory-connects-234033523.html) connecting (https://www.yahoo.com/style/m/f3750bc2-05fb-3872-a857-de60ac15035e/is-this-the-secret-connection.html) Gilmore Girls and Friends. That's the most millennial thing you've ever heard, right? (All that's missing is some pumpkin spice.) But before you roll your eyes, just quickly skim this theory, which Reddit user NotAnAverageTaunTaun put into the universe. It actually has some merit. Here's what NotAnAverageTaunTaun thinks: Paris Geller's arc during the later seasons of Gilmore Girls is actually Rachel Green's redemption story. Not sure what that means? The user breaks it down quite nicely. During the series finale of Friends in 2004, Rachel turns down her dream job in Paris to live ~happily ever after~ with the problematic,